Small but potent cocktails diligently prepared and served to perfection. Every drink is a story, and your story stays outside while you indulge in 30s bliss.
Walk into the Academy of Sciences and Humanities like you're a real scientist, go straight through the main hall and try the paternoster, one of the scarce nostalgic elevators that's still in use.
obsessed. a great mix of contemporary work, interesting ideas and a taste of what makes Berlin tick. great curation, highly recommend. a gallery where not just "art people" will enjoy themselves.
Hidden pearl in West-West Berlin: Heckel's 'Roquairol' inspired Bowie's Heroes artworks and Iggy Pop's 'The Idiot' cover. Most of Kirchner's stuff is in. Worths more than a visit.
Best flat white in Berlin (maybe even Europe). Catch the freshly baked croissants early before you head to the Mauerpark for some Sunday junk hunting
One of the most beautiful public interiors in Berlin. A place to sit down with a cup of cappuccino and Monocle and Kinfolk magazines :)
Amazingly good brunch place. You may need to queue but definetly worths to wait to be seated.
Fantastic cheap breakfast and live piano music. Reserve early (two weeks if you want to be sure...yeah, I know.) for a breakfast table during the weekend. En savoir plus .
Super Frühstücksbuffet am Wochenende. Leider noch kein WLAN, aber genug Zeitungen um lange sitzen zu bleiben.
Huge store with a large selection of books (also in English), DVD, CDs, etc. Be prepared to spend a lot of money!
Great portion of servings and cosy atmosphere. Service might lack a warm smile, but hey, it's Berlin.
Enjoy Berlin's Classic Open Air Concert series on the beautiful Gendarmenmarkt in July. If you can't get tickets bring a lawn chair and commune with hundreds lounging in the streets around the venue. En savoir plus .
The best place for hats in Prenzlauer Berg! Kleemann still has the authentic interior and flair from the 1930s, and offers great service. If you can't choose just order a made to measure hat! En savoir plus .
A Berlin institution and one of the oldest Curry Wurst diners in town, below the train tracks at street level. Don´t mind the line-ups, service is efficient and quick.
This is a great way to explore the city on a budget. This public bus line passes all the big sights for just 2,30 Euro. We have written a guide wit more informations. Check here under "More Info" En savoir plus .
My favourite art exhibition space, great variety of shows from painting to sculpture to photography, old to new
the biggest dino in the world is here. the animation around it iss sooo cool! but the best is the wet collection!
Get the best value from a combined ticket that allow access to all museums on the island.
A blend of abandoned railway architecture/technology and nature. Here it is nature that is slowly taking over. A great place for a peaceful, secluded walk close to the centre of Berlin.
Netteste Café in Prenzlauer Berg. Sehr gemütlich. Die Kuchen sind immer empfehlenswert. Wenn du das WLAN benutzen willst (Passwort: september), setz dich hinten hin, wo das Signal am stärksten ist.
Rather hard to find Japanese Korean restaurant in an unassuming Prenzlauer Berger street. Definitely one of the best sushi spots in B. Relaxed atmosphere. Reservations recommended. No cards accepted.
This private art collection in a former Nazi bunker is one of Berlin's best insider tips. You only get in by taking a 1,5 hour guided tour, so book in advance. The exhibition changes every 4 years.
I don't think not too many people know about this park. If you have extra time in Berlin, go a bit further and take a walk. Along the river, there are a few places to eat & drink.
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Delicious pastel de nata and vegan breakfast is fantastic! Very nice outdoor seating if the weather is sunny :)
